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Survival: the three islands are an inseparable and eternal part of the land of Iran. A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: the islands of Abu Musi, the Great Tunab and the Little Tunab are an inseparable and eternal part of the territorial territory of Iran, and repeating delusional and baseless claims about them does not change certain geographical, historical and legal facts. Canada's action in this area, in a situation where this country is facing territorial claims from the American governing body, is short-sighted, violates the basic principles of the United Nations Charter and is contrary to international law, and entails the international responsibility of the Canadian government. Instead of fruitlessly repeating territorial claims against a large neighboring country, Canada should adhere to the principle of good neighborliness.

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Survival: the three islands are an inseparable and eternal part of the land of Iran. A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: the islands of Abu Musi, the Great Tunab and the Little Tunab are an inseparable and eternal part of the territorial territory of Iran, and repeating delusional and baseless claims about them does not change certain geographical, historical and legal facts. Canada's action in this area, in a situation where this country is facing territorial claims from the American governing body, is short-sighted, violates the basic principles of the United Nations Charter and is contrary to international law, and entails the international responsibility of the Canadian government. Instead of fruitlessly repeating territorial claims against a large neighboring country, Canada should adhere to the principle of good neighborliness.

Survival: the three islands are an inseparable and eternal part of the land of Iran. A spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: the islands of Abu Musi, the Great Tunab and the Little Tunab are an inseparable and eternal part of the territorial territory of Iran, and repeating delusional and baseless claims about them does not change certain geographical, historical and legal facts. Canada's action in this area, in a situation where this country is facing territorial claims from the American governing body, is short-sighted, violates the basic principles of the United Nations Charter and is contrary to international law, and entails the international responsibility of the Canadian government. Instead of fruitlessly repeating territorial claims against a large neighboring country, Canada should adhere to the principle of good neighborliness.

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